Although batch cultures are well-suited to study low temperature adaptation dynamics, they are poorly adapted to study prolonged exposure to low temperature.
If the predator or competitor is causing the deaths of individuals that are poorly adapted to the changing environment, then the species interaction probably will facilitate adaptation.
The educated and elegant Viktorovich is poorly adapted to the mortifying demands of war.
Being poorly adapted to this new habitat, Dr. Olson said, humans may have had to make many genetic compromises.
Health services in low-resource countries are poorly adapted to treating chronic diseases.
Although amphibians are formally given the status of terrestrial animals, they are poorly adapted to life on land.
Such a scale is poorly adapted to the wide-ranging species that account for a significant part of these assemblages.
Furthermore, Ebola burns so hotly in its victims, incapacitating and killing so quickly, that it is poorly adapted to achieve global dispersal.
The test methods which have been developed for conventional engineering materials are often therefore poorly adapted to the characterization of fibers.
These policies are poorly adapted to, and cannot cope with, the complex nature of the wildfire phenomenon since they neglect its social roots.
In Australia, root systems of major agricultural crops are poorly adapted to soils that mostly have poor water holding capacity and nutrient deficiencies.
